| 单词 | weird |
| 释义 | weird (wɪəʳd ) Word forms: weirder , weirdest , weirds, weirding, weirded adjective B2 If you describe something or someone as weird, you mean that they are strange. [informal] That first day was weird. He's different. He's weird. In the 70s, we did a lot of creative things but also some weird things. It must be really weird to be rich. It felt weird going back to Liverpool. weirdly graded adverb ...weirdly wonderful sculptures. ...difficult men who dressed weirdly. weirdness uncountable noun The weirdness of Hollywood suits him well. Phrasal verbs: weird out phrasal verb If someone or something weirds you out, they make you feel strange or uncomfortable. [informal] I was slightly weirded out by them getting back together. [be VERB-ed PARTICLE] It weirds me out that people hire other people to do it. [V n P ] Collocations: weird twist By a weird twist of logic, they find that seeing the very worst of life gives them the guts to aspire to the best. ST A jaded detective and his enthusiastic sidekick are on his tail but in a weird twist, the public applaud his crimes. The Sun And there's a weird twist in the tale. Times, Sunday Times I too binge-watched the series over successive nights, marvelling at the weird twists, unexpected deaths and superabundance of exotic megafauna. Times,Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 怪异的 Japanese: 変な |
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